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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02
AVTSO
A NUESTROS RELAII I'NlDN.

Corriendo como muy Waldo Ell M
NOR de haber sido clandestinamente In
'roducidas en- la Isla una cantidad con-
siderable de pesos mejicanos, dsmos el
aviso de slerts 4 nuestros amigos y rela-
cionados de la IslA psrticipandoles que
sta casa no recibira en- psgo ninguns
moaeda de aquella procedsnciA que
ap= rezca acuGada en- los afios de 1886
y 1887.
Puerto-Rico, 26 de Noviembre de
1887.
140 Piz6 Hermanos.
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AVISC,.

Con este fscha hs conf rido poA
general q don Tomas Lopez de las
freIias, para que rne repreksnte e1S
das las operaciones, relativas ! la J
quidaci6n de Ia casa de Oomercio, a.
en- este pueblo venia fupcionsndo
nombre de mi difnnto Esposo don !
dro Lopez de las II rrerias.
Oorozal, Noviembre 26 de 1882.
Catalina Bou,
142 viuda de L1pss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.


Junta Directive liquidadora de la
'ompsfia Hrres del Oeste en- Is del
:orriente mes, se ha senslado ell dia
i5 de Diciembre pr6ximo 4 la una de
tarde para Ia venta en- pdbiica 50
bastA de los bienes de la Sociedad %.
70 importe segdn tasaci6n asciende &
sesents mil doscientos treinta y seis
oesos diez centavos moneda corriente.
La subasta se celsbrara con srreglo 4
"a instruction vicente de 81 de Mario
te 1862. en- las Ofcicinas de la Com.
pafiia en- este pueblo, hsllandose de
manifesto en- las mismas todos los do.
cumeutos que han de regi ..en Ia vsn-
Ia. Las proposiciones va arreglaran
exactamente al modelo adjnnto y se
presentarAn pliegos cetradoa, admi.
tiendose solamente durante Ia prime,
"a media hnrs del acto.
Los pliegos deheran contener el do.
cumento que scredits haber consigna-
10 como garsntia provisional para po-
Ter tomsr parte en- la licitsci6n ell i'm
orte del cinco por ciepto de Ia tsss-
ion en- met&lico, depositsdo al efecto
n la GAIA de IL Socisdad. Seran nu-
las las prorosicioues que falteu 4 cusl.
.uiera de los requisites y aquellas Gu
70 importe no llegue q las dos terce-
rag parties de Ia tasaci6n.
Al principis eI acto de la subasta
se leerA Ia Instruction citads; en- ell
taso de procederse una licitaci6n YER
hsl por empate la minima puja admi-
sible serA so pesos.
Bayam6n 30 de Noviembre de 1887.
Ell Presidente, Emilio Montilla.
Modelo de proposition.
Don...... vecino......... enterado de-
anupcio publicado por ell Presidente
de Ia OomT afiia fsrrea del Oeste en- 90
de Noviembre de Ia instruction dc su.
bastas de 81 de Mario de 1859, de los
demas requisites qre se exigen para
Ia adjudicaci6n en- rtblica subasta de
los bienes de dicha Compsf,fa y de to-
dos las obligsciones y derechos que
sefislan los documentos que han de
regir en- Ia vents, Sc compromete d sa-
tisfscer por dichos bienes Ia cantidad
de...... fecha y firma.
El sobre de Ia proposition tendr&
este titulo.-Proposici6n para 10 sdjn-
dicacl6n en- venta de los bienes de 10
Compafis f9rrea del Oeste.
Condolences Administrations.
L. El licitador 4 qnien se hnbiere
adjndicado Ia venta tendr& = diss de
termino contsdos desde squel en- que
se le ootifque, para efsctuAr el plaso
que se hara ante Notario otofgaDte ls
escritura de trsspsso. Si no diese
cDmplimiento de contrsto dentro del
plazo sefalado 80 entenderA rescindi.
da Ia veuta con perdida de la ianss
prestsda.
e. La venta Sc resliza sin ulterioi
reclamation en- cuaDto al estado 8 con.
diciones en- que Sc hvllan los bienes
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IMPORTANTE.

Sc desea colocar $4,000 al 10
por 100 annual, en- hipoteca sohr.
casas de esta Capital, y vendei
un caballo magnitico.
Informar&n ca esta imprents.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02
F.eARClADEL. REAL. 1nn. 4o

+soASA DE PBEsTAMOs uobrc eupeao De- prem
aas, Inaeblea. E2aquinaa de coser = de oda clsse
dc ot;SsesOs d tspc naodicy
SO yonden pFendss, naueblss maquin,a de coss,
qGs hayan veacido al Sariuinp, prec.on sumamentt
aaratos az oomtEaH hiIieses. honos residuos de
cssoro acciones de la Sociedad Anonima de Gre
ditto Mercantii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02
oAcETA DE HOY.


Disposition del Gobierno &C.
neral, declarando Ia necesidad d.
ocupar unos terrenos que Sc ne
cesitan para la construction de-
los trozos II y 50 de ls carretsrs
de Cayey a Arroyo.
Circular de la Intendencis &c
ueral de Hacienda, en- la que 81
dispone que en- 10 sucesivo Sc ins
truvan expedientes Separates pa
ra hacer electives los descubierto'
de contribuciones al Tesoro pu
blico = al Municipal.
Subastas. M
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
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PEDRO REuS YCO. o,., :,

FABR1UANTES DE SOMBREROn
A Ia ultima moda y con Ell mayor esmero confe.
cionan sombreros de todas classes formas para
csballe os, senoras, ninos ninas, asi como tel.
bonetes para Clerigos.
tran competencia a los que procedan dc extran
ero'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02
DE LA ISLA,
MONIES & CO.

Comerciantes Comisionistas. Ageotes de lasFli-
dGras and Central american del San JUN Cr;s.
to6al colon. Del Aoyds de Loudres. Deussche,
Loyd de Berlin, y Commercial Usion Fire Asswran.
GO Company de Londres. Corresponsales generates
del Bourd ef Cnder~rites Of New York. Re presen
'ntes del Centro Barcelones de Sequros Maritin.os
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02
De vENTA.

On piano de mediano uso. In
calle de la Luna, ntmero
l3, bajos 100
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02
GRAN SASTRERIA ITALlANA,
JOSE PROvASl. rort.,,,. %.

iSe conssruyen trajes de todas clases. " A Ia uIt
ma moda, yafa aba lie .os Ge4eros inglssss. fran
ccses, espanoles alemanss al gusto del mas exi
gente. gu lido constaate. Elegancia v bars,urs
gran ndnero de .parroQuianos 0e la sociedad eIs
gante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02

PLAYA DE PONCE, P. b.

Aluaoaaissas DE- yiyares por mayor. Gran
depositos de sfeetos de todss classes naoiouale,
,strsnjaros. Surtido oomplsto de madersa, bic,
gAlvaniSado clavos. etc., etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-02
RELOJ EfalA
r HFECT0S MILTTAREs

Constante surtido en- efectos para Ia Armada,
Ejercito Voluntarios. -Divisas para empleados de-
Hacienda, orreos Telegrafos.-Placas, cruses v
medallas de todas classes cintas para las nismas -
Sc confeccionan gorras de todas olases -Espaderia
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GANGA.

Cafias doradas, negras con filete :
sin Ell junquillos etc.
Gran realization en- 10 Imprenta del
BoLRTIN. 1877
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euAAVA NoA H1AuC1PG AI4 RtAAD'3 S~A v0JoVO
de que pr smitir sn informe.
81 Pri g di6 aver un largo paseo,
y gu voE 1As clara, hallandose ami
nsdo de respfritn.
Viena Ell celebre nihilista Jes-
sevich fl ducido 4 prisi0n por lA po-
iicia rus ll&ndose acussdo de habeY
tornado sen el complot contra 10
vida del
Madr 7.-Se hs sgrRvado Ia en-
fermedt general Echegne.
Hal r ado q cfta Corte ell Minis
tIo de ] sefor Moret y Prender.
gast.
Sign orando el ce!ebre diestro
Salvad nchez (s) Frascuclo, y sr
estado -a''" ai Astado do grave.
dad g,
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Nueva- YORK., '13.-Los peri6dicos de
esta ciudsd publican I'M telegrams de
Madrid, en- que, con referenciA 4 I'M
despacho telegrsfco recibido por nm
diputado de- las Antillas, se dice qae
las antoridades de Puerto-Rico han
procedido contra an etbdito americana
= varios sdbdiios ingleses.
Nusva York, 1S.-Los funerales de
los anarquists, de Chicsgo se han efsc.
tuado hoy de nna msnera pscifica. Ls
ciudad estG tranquils.
Madrid, l4:l-Anoche { las once lie
r6 de Paris el Er. AlbAfeda, nombfado
fninistro do la Gobsrnsci6n.
Por el pE6ximo toRYeo saldlA para Is
iela de Cuba de nueso Obispo de la
HDbans, ST. Santsndsr.
Ha estado en- Paiacio & cumplimen-
tar 4 g. M. ei general Lopss Domin.
Berlin, 14.--Eegun telegrama de
San Reno, despuis De exsminar los
medicos ID gsrganta del Principe I'm.
. perial, han declarAdo que es nm cancer
10 que pAiece, y .qns d onEs radical Of
imposible. Dicen gue, no obstsnte, po'
drG vivir slgunos sAos.
81 psciente -ha demostrado 10 mayor
nAHgFe fra. :
Pals, l4.---Cuando se le comunict
n general Boulanger ID orden do hs'
ber sido levantsdo sn srIeeto, 80 dirigit
{ ests cspital, donde ha llegado.
Madrid, l4.--El cdlebfe tofero Sal
vador Sanchez (a) Frascuslo Sc en-
cuentrs peor de ID heridA que recibit
aver domingo en- ID corfids de torof
Paris, 14.--Los peri6dicos spuncisl
uue el exampn pre- iminsr pfscticsde
Dor ID Comisl6n parlamentafia acerc,
de les escAndalos dc que 20 scuss
III. Wilson, hA dsdo por resnltado \
psticion ds quo % le fofms una cania
:, V'tmizAl. 4.
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LOUISA.
Political RaIIy-Other Notes-Reli.
gtous Items. &c.

PoIitica, RaIIy-Other Notes-Reli.
gious Items. dc.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
TREvILLIAN's, August 0, 1887.
Crops are laid by until autumn, and
our planters have turned their attention
to politics. On yesterday (conrt-day)
grand Democratic mass meeting was
held. General McComb called crowd
ed house to order, and Captain W. n.
Anderson was elected secretary. En-
thusiastic and earnest addresses were
delivered by Messrs. William +. Cor
don, Winston, Bib, and Meade, and
great interest and determination to
win glorious victory in November
were plainly visible.
The Chair appointed a temporary
committee to nominate the necessary
permanent committees for the cam
paign, subject to approval or rejection
by mass meeting of citizens to be
held at September court. Our nomi-
nee for the House Of Delegates is also
TO be chosen then. The fight will be
warm.
DIR. j. William Jones and Rev. Car
ter Jones, former pastors OF Berea
church, will hold an allday service at
that place on next Sunday. Rev. J.
A. Brown, of South Carolina, will
preach trial sermon at Lisle's, Flu
wanna county, the same day. Berea's
committee-will hear him at that place.
He will probably be called by the two
churches in unison.
Mr. Hill and family, of Portsmouth.
are visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs.
James Vest. Mr.. Hill will sail from
New Orleans for Costa Rica to take
charge Of school in that country, and
is awaiting the repairing of the vessel.
Mr.. Henry Wills, of Jacksboro',
Texas, is home for the summer after
some years absence.
Miss Wertenbaker, of Charlottesville,
is visiting Miss S. II. West, this county.
An efficient corps of teachers has
been engaged for the new graded
county school at the Courthouse, with
Mr.. Richardson as principal and Mrs.
Child and others as assistants. 1t is ex-
pected to make quite success of it.
TwIG.
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AucrroS sALEs .-;lsry.g.s,J 1sy:;c
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Nv virtue OF decree Of tho Circuit Court
Grccnbrier county, entered st It's April ,e'.n'
1887. In the chnncery cause OF Cooke ~. ~
Cooke at dts, we will, NJ commissioners ~ sS a.
court in said cause, sell at public ancsl.n' ~.
front Of the White sulphur springs Hotel o.
nee, at White sulphur Springs, dreenpr'cf
county, w. Va, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1887,
THE INTEREST or PHILIP ST. GEORGE
COOKE, DECEASED, IN THE LANDS IN rnc
BILL AND PROCEEDINGS MENTIONED,
being tho lands conveyed % ssid fnihp ~;
George Coke and Henry G. Cabeli py aeeu
from Msurise II. Mahan and wife, dated ocso =
her 2s. 1853. and now OF record In the Clerks
ONCE OF the County Court OF Greenorier
county. Said lands have recently, under sa
order entered In said cause, been partltioned
between the heirs OF said Philip 81 george
Cooke and said Henry G. Cabell. The lands
of said Cookies heirs to be sold are In TWO
parcels. containing respectively liz ana
3,4l5 ACRES, described as Lots Nos. = ana
3 In the report and survey Oh A. A. COX hua
others, filed In said cause, 70 which ana 70 tue
decree aforesaid reference is here maze Tor
more particular description. said lands lie III
Grpenbrier county, on Hates mountain, ad-
joining the lands OF the White sulphur springs
property. II. C.. Cabeil. and others Inc ii'-
acre tract ia part of what Is known as the
Remley tract. and on IL Is good dwelling
and other houses.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand sufficient TO
Day the cost OF suit aud expenses OF sale, anu
for the residue Of purchase money bonds WIN
good personal security, payable respectively
IN SIX tv elve. aud eighteen mouths from day
of sale-the title 70 be reserved until the pur-
chasc-morey Is paid. X. r. DENNIS,
q. G. kEAN,
Special Commissioners.
I. Jonathan Mays, clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Greenbrier county, W. Va, do hereby certify
that boud has been given and approved accord
ing to law in the foregoing named cause.
JONATHAN MAYS,
CLERK
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SCALDED TO DEATH.
now A NEGRO wonAN DISPOSED OF
HYa HUSBAND.
4 Horrible Afair Reported from Riddle
ssx ceuAty-wsst Pcint Notes
Observation-Disclosures.

rCprrsepondsncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WEST PorNT. Va, August 9, 1887.
Information has reached rs that Ras.
Jones, . colored man living near Ja-
maica, in Middlesex county, was scald-
ed to death q few nights ago by his
wife while he was asleep. The wife is
now in Jail at Saluda.
The corn and tomato crops through
out this section of tidewater are re-
ported to have been seriously damaged
by the late dry weather. The farmers,
though. are happy and are trusting
that next year may be more seasonable.
The Democrats are much pleased
with the great harmony that prevailed
at the late State Democratic Conven-
ton in Roanoke, and will go to work
in earnest 10 send good representa-
tive from this county TO the Legislature
next fall.
Elder H. q. Garrison, of your city,
and Elder John Brandt exchanged
pulpits last Sunday. The people here
were much pleased with Mr.. Garrison.
ALPHA.
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xoRroLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
Current News Notes from the Twin
Cities.


,t,orre.pondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, August 9, 1887.
The movement of shipping in the
bsrbor lust now seems greater than
ever known before at this season OF the
wear. Businessmen are looking for
ward TO q very active fall trade.
The police and detective forces re-
mort that they are kept more than
usually busy now looking after thieves,
white and BLACK, and that crookedness
generally is on the increase in town and
country.
The yellow-pine lumber manufac-
tured here commands higher price in
the northern markets than that sent
from any other part Of the country.
A negro named Creekmore was shot
in the watermelon-patch Of Mr.. Jona-
than Martin, near Deep Creek, on
Sunday night and badly injured.
The members Of the Board OF Health
OF Portsmouth resigned in a body last
night, refusing TO be responsible for
the public health Of the city on the re.
duced appropriation allowed by the
Council.
The compress companies are busy
overhauling their machinery for the
opening Of the season next month.
The Lee Rifles, the new military
compeny Of this city. appeared for the
first time Last night in uniform. q.
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and noticed in the Dispatch Of the 3D.
instent, died last Sabbath afternoon.
The intermont took place the following
day ut Horeb church, in the lower
South-River Valley, near the residence
OF the deceased.
Rev. J. A. Quarles, d. D., professor
Of Moral Philosophy, Washington and
Lee University, occupied the pulpit Of
the Presbyterian church in Waynes-
boro' last Sabbath.
A called session of the Lexington
Prcsbytery was held in this city yester-
day-Rev. j. A. Boston, OF Tinkling-
Spring church, moderator. The object
was TO dissolve the relations OF Rev. j.
A. Bear with Chenille church, in Gil
mer county, West Virginia, with the
view Of his assignment TO the foreign
mission field.
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PERSONAL.

The wicked young Mr.. Ives" does
not look wicked at all, but wears a
smile that, ike the Celestial's, is at once
childlike and bland.
General Neal Dow, who is now in
Maine, thinks it morally certain that
the Prohibitionists will nominate ma
tional ticket next year.
The late Francis Gardner, long at
the head Of the Boston Latin School,
used to say that "the only satisfaction
in life is in being as saucy as you
plcase."
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Auction sALEs-ruture DAYS.
= %r,1lr.rsNore Norlc<<>r~<><~o(>Nr
BY Chevning q Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street

BY Chevnlng q Hose,
Real Estate AuctIoneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
u SALE OF THE
TRUCK-FARM KNOWN AS "0LNEY."
THREE MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND
ALSO, CONFIRMATION SALE OF
FIFTEEN OR MORE BUILDING LOTS,
INCLUDING
THE LARGE BRICK DWELLING
OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL cHIMBo-
RAZO PARK AND SURROUNDING
COUNTRY, FOR MANY YEARS
OWNED AND OCCUPIED BY
DAVID ANDERSON, ESQ.
Buckner, r. A., &C., rs. Anderson. George A.
Administrator, &C. Louisa Circuit Court, De-
cree OF March 22, 1887.
In pursuance Of tho above decree, We VIII
sell by auction, upon the PROMISES Ia INC VI
der named, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST IL, 1887.
Mt 70 O'Clock NJ, that DESIRABLE TRUCK
FARM, containing I7Ox ACRES, In Henrico
county, three miles north Of Richmond, near
the Mechanicsyille turnpike, anlolhlhg ,u.
lands Of MesEfs. Dsburn. Carter. bossieus' snu
OiUtIr. anu NJ iitrtDl 'e'upAo@ -
Ghee, ESQ. The improvements CONSIST OF
comfortable frame dwelling and the usual OUT,
buildings. beautifully located ana surrouhueu
by monster shade-trees. &c. You must see
this fnrm 10 fully appreciate It's merits. DO
not taildo attend the safe. BE prompt, OF eise
you may lose a great bargain.
second On the same day, at O'Clock L. NJ,
FIFTEEN OR MORE BUILDING LOIS same
being continuation sale OF August lst) located
on Broad street extended.
Those wishing q safe investment as wen as
home site ofieriDg the advantages OF poth city
and country should not let this rare oppot-
tunity pass unimproyed.
TERNs FOR BUILDING LOIS: One fourth casn;
balance at six, twelve, and eighteen mCnths,
for negotiable notes. interest added. anu 81
cured by n deed of trust upon the properly.
TRIMS Fog FARM: One fourth cash; balance
ct one, two. and three years. for negotiable
notes. interest added, aud secured by deedof
trust upon the property. ,.,..,e,..
GEORGE X. ANDERSON.
X. l. GORDON. JI,
Special Commissioners.
CHEWING & ROsE, hu,iioneess.
LOUIsA COUETY-T0 WIT:
I certify that the bond required Of tho spe-
ciol CON nIssioners appointed by the decree
entered in the cf ancery suit CT Duckner &C.,
u.s. Buckner's administrator, &c, on tho I'D
DAY Of March, 1857. and peLding In tho Circuit
Court 81 said county, has been executed WIN
approved security.
Givon under ny hand this 9th day Of July,
1857. SAMUEL ii. PAloON',
au6 Clcrk.
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AUCTION sALEs-Thts bss;
BY james B. EIsm'
Real Estate Agent and Aucssoneer.
TIA Main street.

vr,RIrsTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
r9sm VERY ATTRACTIVE AND DE-
ctiTTiirI.Y-sITUATED LARGE DE
LTnrurn TWo-sTORy BRICK RESIDENCE.
a,ns VAST GRACE STREET, BETWEEN
~, gu TvsEyENTH AND TWENTY
frCI,Tu STREETS, FRONTING f2xi55 FEET.
In execution OF a certain deed OF trust 10 me,
dated July is, 1856. OF record In 'ne clerks
ofIice OF The Richmond Chanccry court, In
Deed Book 100 A, page 5il, default naying peen
made In the payment OF inc nose go
no,es' 1 shall sell by public auction, on the
premises, on.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1887,
n, Az O'Clock p. NJ. the above-named, we'll
eroxn and exceedingly attractive property,
frontinc 42xlh5 feet on the north sinc OF orhce
street fetyeen Twenty-seventn anu twenty
eighth streets, containing about zen rooms, inc
usuai modern convenience, SUBSTANTIALLY
built. spncious, well arranged. anu In goou
order. The LOT Is we'll shaded. has some choice
grapes and other fruit and ample ouL puu'. ing.
thereon, and an alley In the rear twenty feet
wide. ,.,-
Ibe very desirable location OF this property,
rcar ,be ,xro marks and within one square OF
the street railway-and its attractiveness IN
style. comfort, and surroundings, render II one
OF the most desirable residences In THIS Dean-
iifuI and improving section OF me city
TtRYs: Caeh as 10 expenses oil saie, any de-
lipouent taxes. and the two notes for s, 80 Sc
cured by sald deed. with interest thereon from
the 18th day Of July. 1881; and The residue upon
such terms as shall be announced al the ume
Of sale. II Is probable. however, that other ana
more liberal terms may be agreed upon and
announced at sale. JAMES d. ELAm,
au4 lIuceco.
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AUGUSTA.

Dessh-BeIigieu Notes.
fCsrrsspoDdsnce Of the Richmond Dlspssch-l
GrAUSrON, August 8, 1887.
Mn Patterson, mother Of James A.
HhtfmSon, IT,, Of Waynesboro', who
~ injured ~ : al from . carriage,
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days


COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUB
~ Lie AUCTION OF VALUABLE TRACTS
OF Landry virtue OF a decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Goochland county, entered on the
23d day Of June, 1885, in the suits Of Wood rs.
Allan. and Allan rs. Allan, the undersigned,
who was appointed special commissioner for
the purpose, will sell at public auction, In front
Of Goochland county cOunt-house, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1,1s7,
at 70 o'clock NJ, the following described pro-
perry:
]. Attract OF LAND containing ijK ACRES.
on Big Bird creek, adjoining the land OF Farmer
billiard, and heretofore sold in these suits to
Taylor Marks.
.. ATTRACT or LAND lying In Goochland and
Tluvanna counties, containing i09% AC SE>. be-
inc Tart Of tract Of 1l3H acres heretofore sold
in Ihese suits TO Thomas a. Davis.
3. i TRACT OF LAND lying in Goochland
county. fronting on the Columbia and Byrd
roads, and containing 2i2 ACRES, being the
same tract originally sold In these suits 10
Robert Avis, aud thought TO contain iron and
4. A TRACT OF SO ACRES in Goochland
county. on The Columbia road, originally sold
IN ihese suits 10 Robert Avis
TERMS: Tracts and 2, one-thlrd cash bal
ance in one, two and three years Tracts num-
lerod and 4, one-third cash; balance In six
and twelve months, the deferred payments to
be evidenced by bonds, bearing interest from
date Of sae ana tue retained untll all the pur-
chase-money Is paid and a conveyance ordered
by the Court, GEORGE w. MAYO,
Special Commissioner.
WOOD VS.. ALLAN, AND ALLAN vs. ALLAN
GoOcnLAND CIRCUIT COURT, CLERKS OFFICE,
18Th July, 1881
I. William Miller, clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of GoOchland county. do certify that the bond
required Of George W. Mayo. special commits
sioner IN the aDove-styled causes, by decree Of
June y. 1856. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF July,
1853.
au I0-MIw WILLIAM MlLLER, Clerk.